We are living on this planet as if we have another to go!!
We are aware that the PUC ( Pollution Under Control) compliance made by the government is to greatly reduce the amount of carbon , and other harmful components that can increase the bad quality of the air.
The government accordingly has made strict and proper standard pollution regulations but seems like nobody cares. Under the Central Motor Vehicle Rule, 1989, a PUC certificate is a mandatory document along with the driving license, insurance, and Registration Certificate (RC) book.
We are under the ‘Smart City’ list but are unaware/ we can also consider it as neglegence. We are contributing the Carbon emissions from our own vehicle to the earth, which is already leading into global warming, air borne diseases and many more complications to the humans.
It’s high time to understand the importance of our earth and to become responsible for the neglegence, because it’s worst situation which is already causing, and will increase accordingly if continued futher and lead to the worst effects on our future generations and coming human well being.
Belagavi: Tech-enabled recycling marketplace Kabadi Man has secured its first institutional investment of ₹40 lakh from one of India’s leading Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs)
Belagavi, June 9: Belagavi MP Jagadish Shettar has welcomed the sanction of ₹15 crore under the Central Road and Infrastructure Fund (CRIF) for the improvement
Belagavi: The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a yellow alert for Belagavi district until June 11, warning of thunderstorms and scattered rainfall as monsoon
Belagavi: The district administration has intensified its crackdown on fraudulent deposit schemes following raids on Shivam Associates and Adityaraj Capital, with three more firms now
Belagavi: The District Selection Committee (DSC) will conduct a recruitment rally at the Maratha Light Infantry Regimental Centre (MLIRC), Belagavi, on June 15 and 16,
Belagavi: The cooperative sector in Belagavi district is likely to witness significant changes following the implementation of the Centre’s new “cooling-off” rule, which bars directors
